Still Off the Table: Dinner With My Father Amid COVID-19
Barbara Thau and her father Roland Thau at Sevilla in the West Village. Photo taken by a waiter at Sevilla. By Barbara Thau I dreamed that […]
The Village Vanguard Reopens Virtually with Live Streaming
By Karen Rempel One of the things I have missed the most during the NYC Pause is going to the Village Vanguard to hear live […]
Pride Parade Goes Virtual in 2020
By Karen Rempel Proud marchers fill Seventh Avenue during New York’s World Pride Parade 2019, led by the Research Foundation to Cure AIDS’s founder, Kambiz […]
Suzanne Poli Achievements
2019 / Stonewall 50 / World Pride Swann Galleries—four Pride photographs, one sold in The Pride Sale, the first-ever Pride auction at Swann Galleries one […]
A Delicate Balance: A Coach’s Reflection on the Pandemic
By Jake Fishbein When I started working from home on March 11th, I didn’t think I’d still be working from home today. I imagined being […]
Pride Under Quarantine In The West Village: The Natives Are Restless
By Robert Kroll What can an apartment building’s super do to boost the experience of Pride Under Quarantine in a West Village co-op? The Super […]
Silence Continues to Equal Death
By Drew Minard Can we, as a country, find any value in comparing the similarities between the Coronavirus and the health crises that our country […]
Experiencing Emotions During Covid-19
By Dale Atkins Our lives have been turned upside down by the coronavirus. Emotional responses include fear, sadness, grief, anxiety, anger, loneliness, and worry. Previously […]
My Plague Doctor Mask Finally Came
My Plague Doctor mask finally came. Now I’m really ready to face the pandemic. This is actually a real thing. During European plagues of the […]
Maggie B’s Quick Clicks
TINY STEPS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION was a real morale booster. After their disheartening lockdown in early April, discovering these favorite neighborhood casualties back up […]
You’re Not Alone. Not During Quarantine. Not During Pride.
By Nathan Manske, Executive Director, I’m From Driftwood “You are not alone.” It’s a message that resonates with everyone, and it’s the message I’m From […]
The One I’m With
By Keith Michael I’m still wearing a mask and Millie doesn’t seem to care. Contrary to true corgi watchfulness, as attentive as Millie is […]
The Virus
By Alec Pruchnicki First, the virus came for the Chinese, but I did nothing because I wasn’t Chinese. Then it came for the New Yorkers, […]
HIV+ and Brain Cancer: A Marathon Runner and His Wife Celebrate Life
By Richard Brodsky Imagine having it all: the perfect wife and family, a successful architectural career, and athletic prowess as a marathon runner. Then imagine […]
Then vs. Now
By Bruce Anderson, MSW In 1986, I changed my life. Didn’t need to, wasn’t desperate, had nothing to run away from. My life in Denver […]
West Village Exile
By Spencer Wolff On July 27, 2009 a group of some sixty refugees, armed with rocks and makeshift weapons, assaulted the UN refugee bureau (UNHCR) […]
Real Estate Goes Virtual
By Shelly Place All of us are spending a lot more time at home lately, giving us more reason to love and appreciate how incredibly […]
Pride in Quarantine
By Robert Galinsky Pride in Quarantine proud enough to discount proud enough to reduce proud enough to deliver fully assembled on the same day […]